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Understanding 9/11The nature and destiny of man; a Christian interpretation
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The Scribner library, SL97-98
Includes bibliographical references
v. 1, Human nature.--v. 2, Human destiny
A landmark in twentieth-century thought, this book (comprising the author's famous Gifford Lectures) issues a vigorous challenge to Western civilization to re-examine the very basis of its most widely accepted beliefs. The author shows that the Biblical-Christian view of man's fate offers a more meaningful interpretation of history than any alternative presuppositions. [Back cover]
Includes bibliographical references
v. 1, Human nature.--v. 2, Human destiny
A landmark in twentieth-century thought, this book (comprising the author's famous Gifford Lectures) issues a vigorous challenge to Western civilization to re-examine the very basis of its most widely accepted beliefs. The author shows that the Biblical-Christian view of man's fate offers a more meaningful interpretation of history than any alternative presuppositions. [Back cover]
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